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Rosy Pinky Rash
Roseola infantum is responsible for developing Rosy Pinky Rash in children. Children, who belong to age group 6 to 24 months, are more susceptible to such rash. Though children are at more risk for Rosy Pinky Rash, but adults may also develop it. Since Roseola is contagious it can easily be transferred from one individual to another individual. Running nose, puffiness in eyelids, soft diarrhea are those symptoms that are most commonly found in children who are suffering from Rosy Pinky Rash. Children may develop high fever that last up to four to five days. Comfort level of children tends to reduce and they should be taken to a physician. Rosy pinky rash may be developed in areas like legs, nose and arms. If the immune system of a child is strong then, the chances of developing rosy pink rash will be low.

Treatment of Rosy Pinky Rash
• If a child develops rosy pinky rash then he should be taken to an expert physician as soon as possible.

• If your child develops seizure due to Roseola, then he may feel drowsiness.

• Home remedies can also help a person in treating rosy pinky rashes. Drinking lots of water can also help a person in treating the problem of these rashes.

So, with the help of proper treatment, rosy pink rashes will fade away.

Summary
Children between the age group of six to twenty four months run the risk of getting rosy pinky rashes. Proper treatment will be helpful in treating these rashes.

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